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[LPPrince]

Imagine in the future if Microsoft's Hololens could be used with the Galaxy Map in a Mass Effect game. I wouldn't be surprised if Casey Hudson's already thought of it.

 

You've got the Hololens on, playing the game. You're looking at the galaxy map. And you can take it off your screen, put it literally right in front of you on a table or the ground or your lap, and then traverse the galaxy with your fingertips as you would in game.

 

A bit complicated and not at all necessary when its easier just to press buttons, but its an interesting thought anyway. I thought the same thing was possible with a Kinect sensor should they ever decide to make use of it in that way.

[The Elder King]

Well, the guy was swiping the map in first person. So I could kind of understand. However, this Mass Effect.

It's not exactly like this. The trailer slowly revealed more details until the character was shown. In the first slides You don't even see if someone is Switching the slides or it's something Automatic.

[Ilwerin]

I liked the trailer, I can´t wait for the next one... nice animals, nice architecture - I always liked (SG) Atlantis´ spires, these look quite similar

When I saw it first time, my first thought was - Music... what the... and the second - Oh, great! Protheans! We will fight protheans  I hope new races will be at least as good and interesting as those here in our galaxy (ah, turians...)... 

[Han Shot First]

While many talk about Cash and the Desert, my eye was caught by the inferno place in the trailer. It looked quite interesting. Maybe we'll have ice, too?

 

Lem's Birnam Wood (geysers on an ice planet that spout gases that instantly freeze to tree-like structures) in Mass Effect? There is something like this on Hoth in SWtOR, but I bet it can be done better.

 

An ice world with a cryo volcano would be sweet.

 

 

 

A cryovolcano is an icy volcano found on icy bodies, especially moons, in the outer solar system. Cryovolcanoes have been observed directly on Neptune's moon Triton, during a Voyager II fly-by in 1989, and on Saturn's moon Enceladus, by the Cassini probe on 27 November 2005. Indirect evidence of cryovolcanism has been found on several other moons and bodies, including Europa, Titan, Ganymede, Miranda, and the trans-Neptunian object Quaoar.

 

Instead of erupting molten rock, as in a conventional volcano, cryovolcanoes erupt volatiles (low boiling point elements or compounds), like water, ammonia, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, or methane, accompanied by gas-driven solid fragments. This is called cryomagma. A cryovolcano produces plumes that may be a hundred or more degrees hotter than the frozen surface matter. Exposed to the cold and vacuum of space, the plumes quickly solidify, becoming airborne dust. As the gravity is weak on many ice moons, the plume may completely escape the moon's gravity well, go into an orbit, or crash back down on the surface in another area.

 

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Enceledaus' cryovolcanos are even thought to be feeding Saturn's rings, which are mostly composed of icy material. The cryovolcanos on the moon's south pole blast icy material into orbit, some of which gets captured by Saturn as part of its rings.

 

The more space weirdness on the uncharted worlds, the better!

[Hrungr]

Hardcore Gamer ‏@HardcoreGamer

Congratulations to Mass Effect: Andromeda, winner of Hardcore Gamer's Best Trailer of E3 2015! http://www.hardcoregamer.com/?p=155407  @bioware @masseffect

 

Chris Wynn ‏@The1Wynn

Awesome, #MEAndromeda won an E3 award!

[KR96]

Hardcore Gamer ‏@HardcoreGamer
Congratulations to Mass Effect: Andromeda, winner of Hardcore Gamer's Best Trailer of E3 2015! http://www.hardcoreg....com/?p=155407 @bioware @masseffect

Chris Wynn ‏@The1Wynn
Awesome, #MEAndromeda won an E3 award!

Well, that's what hype can do for you. I love Mass Effect, but the trailer wasn't all that great, definitely not the best of E3. Personally felt Recore was a pretty interesting new IP.

[FirstBlood XL]

I liked the trailer, I can´t wait for the next one... nice animals, nice architecture - I always liked (SG) Atlantis´ spires, these look quite similar

When I saw it first time, my first thought was - Music... what the... and the second - Oh, great! Protheans! We will fight protheans  I hope new races will be at least as good and interesting as those here in our galaxy (ah, turians...)... 

 

Two cycles battle for supremacy of the Reaper War Survivors?

[Malanek]

Well, that's what hype can do for you. I love Mass Effect, but the trailer wasn't all that great, definitely not the best of E3. Personally felt Recore was a pretty interesting new IP.

I thought the trailer was pretty cool. It was very much a short tease rather than a demo and if I hadn't heard the leak information I think I would have been pretty excited about it. I get the impression there is lots of little clues hidden in it. So yeah, it is more about the fact I'm most excited for this game, but I have no problem giving it the best trailer.

[Hrungr]

Ian S. Frazier ‏@tibermoon

Watching @GambleMike try to playtest a mission without proper lighting is the best.

[Anouk]

I like the trailer but it was not the best one at e3.  Horizon was my favorite.

[Hrungr]

Ian S. Frazier ‏@tibermoon

Watching @GambleMike try to playtest a mission without proper lighting is the best.

 

Nightmare Mode for ME:A revealed...

 

Spoiler

[Hrungr]

Ian S. Frazier ‏@tibermoon

Watching @GambleMike try to playtest a mission without proper lighting is the best.

 

Jos ‏@Sjosz

The realization he wasn't invulnerable was funnier to me.

[SMheatstroke23]

One thing I've always liked about Mass Effect is the sound design. I've felt Mass Effect games have always sounded great (fx sounds, ambient noises, engines, etc). I thought the trailer showed more of this. I love the sounds between each cut, especially when the mako is shown.

[Awkward Octopus]

Well, that's what hype can do for you. I love Mass Effect, but the trailer wasn't all that great, definitely not the best of E3. Personally felt Recore was a pretty interesting new IP.

 

 

I like the trailer but it was not the best one at e3.  Horizon was my favorite.

 

I'm excited for ME:A and I liked the trailer, but I agree with you both: ReCore and Horizon were impressive and make me sad that I own neither console that they're respectively exclusive to. I'm also curious about Hellblade and Ashen.

 

I finally decided to poke my head in over here. Hello! /wave

[CronoDragoon]

I like the trailer but it was not the best one at e3.  Horizon was my favorite.

 

What made Horizon special was that it was more than a trailer though; it included an extensive gameplay sequence.

 

Even then, MEA wasn't the best trailer. FF7 Remake has it beat there.

[AresKeith]

What made Horizon special was that it was more than a trailer though; it included an extensive gameplay sequence.

 

Even then, MEA wasn't the best trailer. FF7 Remake has it beat there.

 

Followed by the massive Shenmue 3 nerdgasm that happened at E3

[JeffZero]

My E3 experience was punctuated by Andromeda's formal announcement but bursting at the seams with quality elsewhere. FFVII Remake trailer was the stuff of legends for me. That's still my second favorite game ever and even though I picked up on some of the last-minute rumors on GAF before the announcement, seeing it actually happen was mindblowing. Square in general won the year for me; there's an extreme renewed commitment to mid-budget and high-budget console JRPGs from them, including a brand new studio in Tokyo. This is my jam -- old-school JRPGs with save-the-world plots and memorable casts and atmosphere. Before BioWare, that was my scene, and when I didn't like where that scene was heading, I mostly quit gaming.

 

Plus Horizon looked nice and I'm happy to feel that way about a brand new IP. And MGSV is right around the corner and that has me ecstatic. And Uncharted 4 looks great.

 

I've noticed over the years that much of BSN's community is hot for Western fare, which is cool and all, but a lot of my stuff is still Japanese. I can't stress how aces it is to see/hear the right stuff from Square's new CEO.

 

But that was rambling and rambling in the twitter thread is bad and I should feel bad. I haven't had my coffee yet; I'm not supposed to be on BSN before I've had my coffee. To return things to where they're meant to be, the Andromeda trailer was mostly a spectacle for the simple reason that it gave veteran fans a real subtitle. It was well-made, but that was the "hype factors rising" moment for sure, is seeing the name and knowing there'll be a marked decrease in "#Space" as we move into a new era, an era with... proper nouns.

[Heimdall]

I'm excited for ME:A and I liked the trailer, but I agree with you both: ReCore and Horizon were impressive and make me sad that I own neither console that they're respectively exclusive to. I'm also curious about Hellblade and Ashen.

I finally decided to poke my head in over here. Hello! /wave

I'm curious about Horizon as well. I would be excited about ReCore too, but I lack an Xbox One.

[LPPrince]

My E3 experience was punctuated by Andromeda's formal announcement but bursting at the seams with quality elsewhere. FFVII Remake trailer was the stuff of legends for me. That's still my second favorite game ever and even though I picked up on some of the last-minute rumors on GAF before the announcement, seeing it actually happen was mindblowing. Square in general won the year for me; there's an extreme renewed commitment to mid-budget and high-budget console JRPGs from them, including a brand new studio in Tokyo. This is my jam -- old-school JRPGs with save-the-world plots and memorable casts and atmosphere. Before BioWare, that was my scene, and when I didn't like where that scene was heading, I mostly quit gaming.

 

Plus Horizon looked nice and I'm happy to feel that way about a brand new IP. And MGSV is right around the corner and that has me ecstatic. And Uncharted 4 looks great.

 

I've noticed over the years that much of BSN's community is hot for Western fare, which is cool and all, but a lot of my stuff is still Japanese. I can't stress how aces it is to see/hear the right stuff from Square's new CEO.

 

But that was rambling and rambling in the twitter thread is bad and I should feel bad. I haven't had my coffee yet; I'm not supposed to be on BSN before I've had my coffee. To return things to where they're meant to be, the Andromeda trailer was mostly a spectacle for the simple reason that it gave veteran fans a real subtitle. It was well-made, but that was the "hype factors rising" moment for sure, is seeing the name and knowing there'll be a marked decrease in "#Space" as we move into a new era, an era with... proper nouns.

 

Take it from me;90% of what we do on the BSN can be called rambling. You're good.

[Catastrophy]

One thing I've always liked about Mass Effect is the sound design. I've felt Mass Effect games have always sounded great (fx sounds, ambient noises, engines, etc). I thought the trailer showed more of this. I love the sounds between each cut, especially when the mako is shown.

It's a very overlooked thing, imo. I find the sound can add a lot to the feedback:

Enemies giving away their loaction, number and behaviour (no wallhack needed), that satisfying smack when you land a headbutt, gun noise, power usage, hitting shieldgate - put all that into the visuals and it'd be hopeless sensual overflow, but sharing with the hearing makes the impressions ready for "computation" by my brain.

[Little Princess Peach]

are there any tweets on how long the game will be?

[Exaltation]

The game probably gonna contain Denuvo too,considering latest EA products contained it.
Totally reducing my hype level.

[KR96]

Denuvo?

[Hrungr]

are there any tweets on how long the game will be?

 

Being a year-and-a-half-away I'm sure even they don't know how long it'll be...

[InterrogationBear]

The game probably gonna contain Denuvo too,considering latest EA products contained it.
Totally reducing my hype level.

Why? Denuvo does not impact the performance and remains uncracked. As far as I know, DA:I could only be "cracked" because of a loop hole in Origin. Which has since been closed.